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BloggerMCP


Manage Blogger blogs and posts directly from agent-driven workflows, revise wording and prepare content in multiple languages.
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One-time - Delphi 13.1 source code
34,51 €*(29,00 € without VAT)

BloggerMCP connects AI agents directly to Blogger blogs and posts. Content can be created, updated, listed and published through structured operations instead of manual browser work.

This is especially useful when posts should be spell-checked, stylistically revised or translated into other languages after drafting.

The result is not just a publishing connector, but a practical content workflow for agent-assisted writing.

A real interactive OAuth flow is now included as well. The user can sign in through the browser while the server receives the redirect on http://localhost:8080/callback and finishes the token exchange automatically.

Good fit for:
AI agents in the terminal, structured local workflows and clearly defined tool access.
Current version
As of today: 31.03.2026
Server version: 0.1.1
Build: 2026-03-31

Included MCP functions


  • get_version
    Returns the current server version.
  • auth_get_authorization_url
    Starts the Blogger OAuth workflow.
  • auth_authorize_interactive
    Opens the browser and completes Blogger sign-in through a local callback automatically.
  • auth_exchange_code
    Exchanges the Blogger OAuth code for tokens.
  • list_blogs
    Lists Blogger blogs of the authenticated user.
  • list_posts
    Lists existing posts for a selected blog.
  • get_post
    Reads one Blogger post.
  • create_post
    Creates a new Blogger post.
  • update_post
    Updates an existing post.
  • publish_post
    Publishes a draft post.
  • restart_server
    Restarts the server for maintenance or deployment.

Key functions


  • Lets agents manage Blogger content directly.
  • Supports a real browser login with a local localhost callback.
  • Supports spelling review, style refinement and translation workflows.
  • Turns blogging into a structured terminal workflow.